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DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
To do once: 0. Node 14 is not supported, update at least to Node 16.3 (Versions in between these two haven't been tested) 1. The native lib is not in git, so it must be built locally. Do that with generate-native.bat 2. Move to 'NodeJS' folder 2. Run 'npm install' 3. Run 'npx tsc'
DEV WORKFLOW
Running the development server: 'npm start' to start the typescript development app. There are other scripts available.
Debugging the native engine: Use the '_internal_revealEnginePrgPath' revealOption for reveal to set where the native engine is, set it to the bin\Debug exe, run, then attach to the process with VS.
Updating the sdk-model javascripts Those are the transpiled dataSource(Item) typescripts found under 'Reveal\CS\CP\Source\RPUI\JSNative\rpembedded\src\dataSources' (aka 'rpembedded') The output is under lib/sdk-model and lib/dts/sdk-model just run 'npx tsc' in 'NodeJS' folder.
If new dataSource(Item).ts files are added (under 'rpembedded' folder), update reveal.js following what's done for other DS/DSI.
Please also make sure getProviderKey, toJson, and the constructor(json) methods are implemented in the datasource(item).ts class.
RELEASING
Publishing a new version update the version in 'package.json' the command is 'npm publish'
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RevealBI Node.js SDK
The npm package revealbi-node-sdk receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, revealbi-node-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that revealbi-node-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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